Lost and Found

by Lauren Rosier This past weekend was an incredible experience at the Dewey Beach Music Conference and I began to think about what record I wanted to cover for my next Lost and Found piece. It had to be a band and an album that completely resonated with me and changed my life. Read More

by Ziggy Merritt My experience with the Legendary Pink Dots has always been one of cautious curiosity. For years the only artifact that signified their existence was a shirt my brother would occasionally wear. Years after that, while I was still somewhere deep in the miserable Read More

by Geno Thackara “September’s heeeeeerre agaaaaaaiiin.” It doesn’t feel all that different at first. Summer doesn’t truly end until later in the month. You may still feel like a roasted lobster after spending more than an hour outdoors. Yet… Read More

by Lauren Rosier Stereophonics’ Language. Sex. Violence. Other? is the epitome of a British rock and roll record. I first heard the band from a friend of mine, Adam Smith, who is in the Harrisburg-based band, Bridges and a Bottle. He was a huge Stereophonics fan and for Read More

Last Saturday, Jazz Age on the Delaware was hosted at the Glen Foerd riverfront estate. Guests enjoyed a day filled with 1920’s era music and dancing, games on the lawn, vintage cocktails and snacks, and there was even a pie baking contest.  Everyone felt like they were Read More

by Geno Thackara I’m not sure this one is a “lost and found” so much as a “never had.” The music world hasn’t really forgotten Toy Matinee because the world barely knew it existed in the first place. I blame bad timing. There were a ton of Read More